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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
CLIPPINGS OF INTEREST.

A noted Washington mesmerist, writing 70
q friend in that city from the city Of Mexico,
says that on April IS he had $500 house IN
the city of Mexico, but as the interpreter got
frightened and did not adequately explain
things the superstitious and ignorant auulence
howled for their money back and threatened
arrest, and the mesmerist left next morning
for 1.-THE states.n
A man in a car on a Maine railroad thought
that he felt bug crawling on his neck, and
grabbed for it Then there was scream, ana
the man found himself clutching the oacS
hair of a woman who had been sitting pehiild
him with her back to his.
A circus ticket seller earned his ''sait. IN
Philadelphia the other evening by seilng
seats to 10000 persons in fifty minutes, feat
which involved the handling OF 200 tickets OF
800 minute
Speckled trout served cold with lettuce and
Mayonnaise dressing is said by Boston man
to be worthy the attention of those who know
a good thing when they taste it, This dish is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS along about midnight
A Haverstraw woman, who believed there
was ''good luckn in having bird fly IN
house, chased a canary bird in, and IN dong
so upset and broke q ten dollar looking glass
II is reported that quarry Of the famous
~giallo antico,n or yellow marble, used Sc
much by the ancient Romans, has been DIS
covered near St Geneyieve, Mo.
The late John T. Raymond was an indefat
igable collector of coins. His collection
valuable, and will soon be sold at auction II
New York
A bald-headed Italian and a red headed ne
| gro were among the curiosities in an Alban.
| police court few days ago.
The first sheet of tin plato ever made il
this country was successfully manufacture
at Youngstown, o., last week.
Put into plain English, Kapiolani's nam
signifies, "The dropping of the clouds fror
| heaven
| Over 80 natural gas and oil companie
have been organized in the state of Ohio dun
| ing the past sixteen months.
The Baltimore park commissioners hav
| just prohibited kissing in the public park III
der penalty of $40.
New York is talking about an angry so
who wears mourning because his mother ht
remarked.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
A Weld Withnnt Fire.

Relative to making perfect weld of steel
without fire or borax, blacksmith writes,
"A job came to my shop few days ago In
the shape of two pieces of three-quarter inch
round steel, welded together end to end. A
taper plug of steel was in one end of shaft
on which corn burr was running. The plug
of steel was bearing against like piece of
steel in the frame, the object of this being to
tighten the burrs. Owing to loose box on
the shaft, the shaft got to jumping, giving a
side motion and creating friction enough to
weld the two pieces of steel together as stated.
The two pieces of steel were hardened" -
Boston Budget.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
A Murder settled for 500.

The murder of the old medicine man, Tom.
at an Indian funeral in Washington territory
a short time ago, has been settled to the com
plete satisfaction of the tribe. Toms son,
Timmox, who has lately been pardoned out
of the penitentiary, where be was sent for
helping to murder trapper named Mulher-
rim some three years ago, took 500 from
Bob, the murderer, as full satisfaction for the
loss of his father. This he considered the full
value of the old man. Timmox said if his
father had fingered he should have charged
more: but as his death was sudden and put
him in immediate possession of the old mans
band of horses, 800 was enough The only
thing that Timmox is sorry for is that he has
not more ancestors whom he could dispose of
at the same rate. SO far nothing has been
heard of the territorial officers taking any
action in the matter.-San Francisco Chron-
lcf
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
An Assessors Calculation.

There Is a certain township assessor who
valued tract Of ten acres for taxation AT
81 900. The valuation had not been changed
for score of years At length one acre was
sold to stranger for 81 900. The following
year the assessor valued the single acre at
81 900 and the nine acres which remained in
the original holders possession were valued
at $500 The assessor claimed that the one
acre plot being then sold for $1,000 he was
required to value it at that sum, but that the
nine acre plot having been diminished by
one-tenth should be valued at one-tenth less.
Trenton Emnoriurn
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
Selling Paupers as chattels.

The other day the overseers of the poor in
Red Bank township solt; off their paupers
This is a public sale for the keeping of q
pauper, and the lowest bidder gets the pauper
The unfortunate people are placed on exhi-
bition after the manner of the old slave
market, and the greedy bidder looks them
over, examines the muscles, health, strength,
and figures on the probable appetite and
possible ability to work. Think of it, sold at
public outcry. the keeping of human being
for S1-25 a week and his labor thrown in; it's
revolving. How well or how badly they are
kept report sayeth not, but the manner of
providing for their keeping shows lack of
Christian charity. Kittanning Cor Pitts
burg Commercial
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
A Very Remarkable bouquet.

The king of Holland received, on his seven-
tieth birthday, very remarkable gift from
the queen. Her majesty, upon congratulate
ing the king, told him that she had a large
bouquet of flowers for him, but it was so
heavy that she had asked the ladies in waiting
to bring it in. The door was opened, and
several ladies entered, carrying an immense
bouquet which they placed before the king
His majesty was greatly surprised when sud
denly the top of the bouquet opened, and the
head of his infant daughter peeped through
the flowers The king was delighted with
this pretty surprise, which we should think
has not been equaled since the days of the
flour and twenty blackbirds. - Home
Journal.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
Enterprising Redskins.

Three Omaha Indians, one of whom is a
returned student, have dubbed together and
bought a seeding machine. One of these men
was able by its use to put in forty acres OF
wheat in one day. The three Indians have
planted ON their farms over 160 acres of
wheat. They are now renting out the ma
chine to the white farmers in their neighbor-
hood at ten cents per acre planted Work
and thrift bring good fellowship everywhere.
Carlisle pa Indian School Star
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
Dueling in Hungary.

Fifteen officers of the garrison of Gran in
Hungary were recently obliged to fight duels
with as many civilians of the town in the
course of one week. Two of them were killed,
and most of the other fellows were badly
wounded. This very large and high toned
row was all about one lady. Women's rights
are evidently flourishing in Hungary.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
At a White House Reception.

Once at a White House public reception,
when the crowd was immense, Sir Edward
Thornton and Lord George Montague, the
last son of the Duke of Manchester, tried to
make their way into the blue room along
with the general crowd The policeman on
duty waved them back.
"Do you know, sir" said Sir Edward, in his
most important manner, shat l am Sir Ed
ward ThorntonP
"And l." said Lord George, who was a
meek, inoffensive little fellow, 81 am Lord
George Montague"
$50 way, )" responded the policeman; 'dont
tell me two such little grasshoppers as you
are Sir Edward Thornton and Lord George
Montague Washington Letter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01

The Smithsonian institution has received
from Col. ]. H. Wood, of St Paul, the bodies
of five persons-a man, woman and three
children-taken from cave in the Bad
Lands of Dakota by a miner The bodies
are simply dried up, and are not petrifed,
but are in a remarkable state of preserva-
ton. Scientific men who have seen them say
they belong to a race which existed 1000
years ago.-Scientific American
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
Tho Plebeian Barley Sack.

Two young ladies living near Auburn, Cal,
being of an ingenious turn of mind. have con-
structed tasteful and stylish looking dresses
of the plebeian barley sack 1t took ten sacks
for each dress. The fabric is really good
imitation of the new loose mesh goods known
as canvas cloth.-Chicago Herald.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01

Sixty five thousand persons, now residents
of Europe, hold tickets for America, and are
only waiting for the steamers to bring them
over. Europe has many great statesmen, but
they don't appear to know how to make life
worth living for their fellow countrymen.-
Boston Globe.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
INITIATED BLOOD
ScrOfaIOus. Inerifed an d COnfa.
sious Humrs Gu red by Gu.
ticura.

VUyHR0UGH THE MEDIUM OF ONE OF YOU
- books received through Mr.. Frank Il. Wray
Druggist, A polio. Pa. 1 became acquainted with
YOUR CuTIcuRA REMEDIES, and take this opportu-
nifty to testify to you that their has permanent
ly cured of IF the worst cases OF blood pois
oning in connection with erysipelas, that have
ever seen, and this after having been pronounced
iEcurable by some of the best physicians in cur
county. take great pleasure in forwarding TO you
this testimonial unsolicited it is by you, in
der that others suffering from similar maladies
NAV be encouraged to give your CUTIcURA RENE
DIES trial. p. s. WHITLINGER,
Leechburg Pa
Easerence. FRANK T. WRAY Druggist, Apollo Pa
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
sxROFUIOTs ULCERS.

James E. Richardson, Custom House. New Or
leans on oath says: 'sIn 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers
broke out out on my body until / mass of
CORRUPTION Everything known to the medical Ia
cultv was tried in vain became a mere wreck
A. times could not lift my hands to my head,
could not tarn in bed was in constant pain, and
looked pnup life as No relief or cure in ten
years. In 1850 / heard q me CuIAeuRA hEa T.
DIES used them, and was perfectly ured-
sworn to before U. S. Com. ]. y. CRAWFoRD.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
TRUST DEEDS.-

FORM NO. ITO BE EXECUTED AT
TER crops of Corn and Cotton are planted and
the seed have germinated, and etiectuai to secure
anteeedent debts. Can be used at any time If prop
necessary alterations and additions. This is the
form heretofore generally used by merchants In
Kinds county, with necessary amendments and
additions by leading Attorney of Jackson to meet
all requirements
FoRh No. 2-For Real Estate or other Property,
prepa red by leading Attorney of vieksburg A
brief but comprehensive form; can be used by
merchants advancing supplies others loaning
money on real estate or other property.
FORM No. 3-For Real Estate.
Fifty cents per quire; 31.90 for fifty; 500 per
nundred.-by mail. Special discount on larger Or
ders. Address
THE CLARION. JACKSON, Mss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
Deeds Liens = Contracts

TJNHE FOIL OWING BLANKS ARE kEFI hh'
Il nlarly in stock at The CLARION OfF0S'
No. Merchants Deed of Trast-on reai es'A'0'
personal property or crops
" 2-Deed of Trust on real estate or PersonaiH'
+" Seed of Trust-on real estate
I" Deed of TRUSTEE secure rent ,,ss
I" 5-Deed of Trust-to secure rent ana suPiHs-
" 5L-General Lien for Land Rent
6-Contract for Share of Crop.
" Warranty Deed, as per Code, lSSO
I" 3Warrant Deed-a fuller ferm
I" e-warranty Deed, with Vendors hen'
!" 10 Quit Claim Deed.
" 11-Bsnd for Title. .,l,ss-
" 12-Bond, adapted to any contract or oONs
ton.
!" 13-Bend for Public Officers.
16-General Lease.
lS-Tax Collectors Deed.
:" 19-Sherif's Deed, under Execution.
Z" 2o-Indemnifying Bond 10 Sheriff.
Deeds by No. on the left Price: soc. per sa. ut
81 90 for 6fty; $500 per hundred. BY mail Ps
l@'1. Aaara..- THE CLARION,
jackson, NM
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
n~r az TUE WORST CASES

We have been selling your CUTIcuRA thENEDIEs
for years and have first complaint yet to receive
fro.n 4 purchaser. One Of the tort cases OF Srofaa
I ever saw was cured by the use of hye bottles of
fsTr1clTRA RRsoLvKxT, CuTICURA, and CUrrcURA
as,,.I scsr TAYLOR TAYLOR.
Druggists, Franfort, Ky,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
The Mississippi Justice.

A VOLUME OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
"a Tr-FoUR pages, containg Forms for Justices
q the Peace, Merchants, Planters, and Business
Men generally Directory of Courts, Railroad Dis
t1nce Tables, Post Ofices, and other useful data
Price, by mail, e1.50 Address
CLARION OFFICE JACKSON, Mrss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
srRoFULOUs, INHERITED,

And Contagious Humors, with Loss of hair, and
Fruptions q the Skin, positively enred BY Gu
r1s-.rrA and CUTIcURA soar externally, and Curl
c1Trk REsoLvExr internally, when all other medi-
cines fail Send for Pamphlet
CyTIcuRA REMEDIES are sold eyeryEhere- Price;
.rrTrr1rRA the Great kSin Care, so cts. CUTIcuRA
so.P. Al Exquisite Beautifer, IS etc; CuT7cURA
RxsoLvRrT, the New Blood Purifier, $luo- foT-
TrR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
BLAN As
JUSTICES of the PEACE.

rfyHE FOLLOWING ARE KEPT KhG ULAhI-A
i in stock at THE CLARION Official conform
ing to the Code of 1880, and subsequent statutss.
Order by No. the left-Series A All bla1E Is ~.
marked are quarter sheet, or IS TO quire. biAns
80 marked are half sheet, or "a to the CURE -
per quire SOC; per hundred $3.50 small Dlanks =
per hundred. A liberal discount on large Oi1eIa.
win send general assortment, according 70 amount
of cash received with order.
No. = Series A.
!. Summons
2. Subpoena
8. yesire Facias-CJury summonsl
4. Attachment for Witness.
5. General Affidavit
s. Affidavit for Bench Warrant,
2. Bench Warrant
s. Affidavit for Peace Warrant
8. Bond to Keep the Peace.
10. Mittimus on Conviction. ~
II. Sentence and Mittimus, with column Tor ''sN'
II. ~Afidavit in Attachment, and Bond
Is. #Attachment Writ.
ii. HExecution, with Fee Bill attached.
Is. Affidavit fol- Search Warrant.
16. Search Warrant and return.
II. $Afhdavit for Writ of Seizure.
IS. sWrit of Seizure. ,..+
10. Affidavit in Garnishment, where DeiendAn'
has no visible effects.
20. Writ Of Garnisbm I. - , -.
II. @Afidavit for Appeal and Bond In Civl '@'e7'
q. Appearance Bond and ReoOgniZance.
%. Affidavit in Replevin.
"a Writ of Replevin.
241z. Bond of Plaintiff in Rsplevin.
Is. Bond of Defendant in Replevin.
&c. %Replevy Bond in Attachment l.. Pant
q. sAffidavit and Bond in Attachment iof h1-
%. Attachment Witt for Rent due. -,
49, Unlawful Entry and Detainer, and WairSSs. II
80. Claimants Affidavit for Trial Of tee hlsH' %
Property.
81. sIndemnifying Bond -
80. abstract of Judgment from Justice Court
80. Notice of Protest.
"a. HProtest.. ,,t
IS. sAfidafvit for Distress Warrant, and WarfAh'
IS. SVenditioni ExpOnas
81. Affidavit TO Account.
address THE CLARION,
JAcksos. Mss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-01
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
REV. DR.. T. DEWITT. TALMAGE'S STIR
RING ADDRESS

To the NIiIifiamen from Thirty-one States
and Territories ia Camp at Washing
ton-DrilIed SoIdiery Superior to the
UndriIIed.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
gerfauft muroen II. O.:
ST. Oct 0attset elite bon firGter>
IiG1em GrntfDeitcn

CAB es feline, lpelbe Dor Der Gntbefun9 BON 8 oftet
ter's Moeenbitters ben nltuobii Deu 8ebauo.
Iuu9sarttn etnsn grbBeren 8tberitano eut9egenieBter,
os bic &laffe BON &rantbetten, bic inter benz aages
ntetuen 9tamer Wtalaria 9duae @enteinbeu o~ngrtTfen
unb einen bofnungsloien 0etben preisgabeu. 8oltes
Gieber, me9felfteber, rasue @ate", bili0Ies Wee6Iel.
feber tprrbet au elmer 8eit os beitabe ~1abeil6or be-
tradtet. Sest treuet lt1 2aufeube, bic in @e9enben
pObneH, bic ben angrtfeu Der Maloria peripbtI9
~orsgeiebt itnb, baB ie an benz 9itters eiuen it9eren
S1ub 9e9en bieie @eiBel unb Elm ii1eres WtitteL, uni
bas Silt aus benz 86rper 5H pertreiben, bsitben, Sem
AniteoIer I'M peitea Wefteu, benz NuStpanberer nod
ieteu @e9enbcu, benz 8eifenben tnb benz Spuriten
btetet per 8eIts oieles at9eGcbnten S~tDubmtttelS eine
Sarantie Der 5i9erbeit opr Setoen, bic lte p~ergebli0
aus trgenb elmer an6ereu GueQe Tudeu tuiiroet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Oas 8elultat Ser 8abl zines @eridmms
~lungSOrteS fir bic nG6lte, 80. @eneraluerz
iammlung ergab 140 Sttmmen fir
Ginctnnati &c fir 9ouisuiQe. Die
Babl bon Cincinnati mur6e aur e%tnitints
rttgen gelna6t.
Gegen S6luB Der Sibung erI6ienet in
berlelben auf @tnIaoung tngefdbr $50
QrieIter, bic 6ann nit benz Central 0erein
3uiammen cine 9lrtGerbrlioerungsfeit feters
ten un6 ii6 perpfli1teter, nit BEN 9aten
6anb TIT 6ano 9ebet 81 tpoaen. GS tpur0e
bei9loiIen, bic arrangements fir bic nd6fte
alIgemeine &atbolifen : 8eriammlung IN
Cincinnati eineln %gemetnianen QuSi6uB
beS Central eretnS uno beS Briefters Ser
ems gu iibertrdger. Mm 9onnerltag uts
terna6men Die 0elegaten etne Spa3ierfabrt
bur6 Die Stabt unb NbenoS retiten ite 1ptes
6er 1T tDre 9etmatb ab.
Scr Brieacrneretn.
Sn 11b[i6's Sale perlammelten ft6
Acknowledgment UNI balls 10 u6r gegen 400
fatbolii6e @etftlt6e gum 53trede Der Grim
bultg etneS arnertfdniid >bet1tlb sfatboltidet
8rieiterbereins, beiien ,3tpef sic Mttbilfe
sur 8orberettung fitr 6te iG6tLi6 geplante
allgemetne &atboIifene8 erlammlung uu6
CUR Nusfii6rung bon Oeren 8eid, liilfen ietn
Iou.
9aftor Wm. Soppert er5ffnete sic Ser
iemmlltng burd @e6et uno ipra9 Sun16it
bon benz Tripping bieies 9eretns, Der ii6
auf eine arn Is. SeDruar 0ieieS Sabres abb
gebaltete 8eridmmlung S~uriidbattrt. @S
bitten it9 3uerit GA GrteIter angel6loIen,
unb baS ra16e Wahien per WtttglteoerSa6l
bered)ttae All ben ihDnitett 6%DTfn1tnqet.
8aitor S. 6un0t bert9tete bann bic
Contribution uno gtebengeiebe elm, tpel6e
pbt9e 3pefe bes Geretns odrle8en.
Sobattn tpurbe S1r Sr9dntlatton uno
8edmtenpabl geldritten, bte fol8enoes
9telultdt bate: BrGitbent, @eneralz
8tcar $. so ibIiiepen bon ct. 2outS;
8tce>Yrdfioent, Wn1. Sdppert BON GDptngs
ton, &D.; erfter Sefretdr, %. TGrber BON
ct. Souls Stpetter Sefretdr, s. 9f. Gngels
berger BON gtppplis, Sub; 59dBmetiter,
9aitor Sos. Slider.
Der 8rGlt6ent ermabnte gut 8eibnlfe an
benz @erte Der Grrt9tung bes 9eos6auieS
in Stem Sort, fit meIdes bereits $4,000
colectirt ieten, u1lb ga1tor @oler tbeiIte
NIT, oaB er Elm S6retbert bonn @r3bti6pf
6etB in Otilpa1fee erbaltet babe, tporiu
0erielbe itd Derpfti6tet. $50, 600 fit ben
3fped alf3ubrtngett, lobdlb Die erften
$50 900 c~pIlecttrt itnb. Ste GerIdmmlung
bertagte it9 nit etnem breifaeben Sod arf
Gapit SEQ, un0 ant bic 8sriainmlungi9lo
itd bann Elm feItlibeS 8antett, atf benz bic
6erren @etitli6en betpieiet, baB ie audi
Sem 6umpr gu bul6igen beriteben unb TIT
8esug auf e6Ge @ottesgaben in @eftalt bon
9tebenblrt feline &oitperdbter ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
0eratffMteSA

SIN MtImaufee bat 6te feterltde
Erauung bon Srdul. s mmd0 eue
fer, Der I9ouen SD6ter bes 0errn
6. g. Oeuiter, 0eS 6erauSBe6erS bes
6ortigen vSeebote" unD friberen gtationa[z
9lbgeoroneten, NIT 8dron Saul
b. Bdumgdrtten benz Sansler Der
+. t. Neutrality-suspicious. @eianoti6aft
in @dibtngtnn, itattgefunben. Die Srql>
unoscerenlonien erfolgten Int Der fat9pIil9en
Stride gum 6eiltgen Jsamen; ipGter ont
Sage tpurDe in Dem 0euiter'lden 9auie etn
!So95eitsfeit abgebaItert.
- Sn @eQsbtlGe IN Golum6iana
GpuntD in S6to Fat bic Prohibition
an etnem 8DpcDtt gefibrt. 0ort
ftn0 inter benz local option-@eieb bur6
8ei6luB bes Stabtrot6s ale Mirtbidaften
9eihlpIfen, lno in 6olge bapon 6aben cine
groBe Nnsa6l Oerer, tuel6e ii6 Oieie GD>
ranr1ei ni6t gefallen lafien tpollcn, cine Ser
%einigung gegrinbet, beren O1ttglteber it6
Derpfli9tet baben, Bis Sic Wirtbi9aften
tpieoer ge0ff1et perben, nid)ts nlebr in
98eusuiIe ielbit gu f%aufen. Den 93uben
BON bieiem 8oDcott bat bduptIdhIi6 GaIt1
liverpool, BON 100 tagli0 groBe Senoun9en
BON Q~ebensmitteln, S6nittpdaren u. I. 10.
mad WellsOtQe ab9eben.
: SIN 81 fl eri6ien 6ieier Sage auf
Dem Clinton Gouare Elm 8fer6 NIT
elmer 8riIIe. 9aS 8ferb lit iebr
fur3fi6tig, aber tpert6ooG, unb iein Gigenz
t6iimer bat inn 6eb6al6 in 9tetD g)ort cine
8rtue nit Dem erforberli6en WtaBe MAIDEN
laien.
= Sn 36rodmorton in Seras
bra9te oieier Sage Elm Sintermdloter benz
6orttgen 3eitungsberduS9eber ais q b 0 NJ
mementspreis apet = 0iIbfaBen.
- Cine ebrfur3e8a 9nmtti lie br
Iangem Namen lit bic Der Stem Sort
Central 6ublou>G tber> uro Sort Orange
9failroa6 COMPANY. 0enn fte lit nu 3168
SSuB oDer nibt etnmal 5 Wteilen lang. SIR
San bat $4,000 gefoitet, i6re 8etriebs>
maIdirerie, bic ausl9lieBlt6 aus elmer Qo>
fornDtipe befte6t, $500. Der etn3tge Baiia7
oieripagen lit geuliet6et. SIN Dem am 80.
Geptem6er 1886 enOenOen Sabre na1m bic
&ahn $3.50 Elm unb ~nerausgabte 1920.
@ie n0tbig i'm Staate Stem
Oorf oaS iebt IN &raft 9etretene uno bon
Ser b~orti9en StaatsgeieBgebung e~rlaliene
G5eieb gegen WetnfGIi6 mar, err
fte1t man aus f%nlgenSen NnQaben un0 Gr>
m%ittellngeu lit 3ettungen 6es Sitens: Die
3erferti9ung fiinitli6er Weine, ~beipnberS
aber bic finitli9en GbampagnerS tpar i'm.
Staate Seem OOrf iett SaDren cine utgez
beure. Golden Weini6pinolern fam Die
6eriteaung elmer @alloue v&beintpein" auf
20 Gents uno bic &tite ehten inportirten
,g6ampagners" auf $1.25 gu fleben, Die
Galone yGalifornier" iogar auf bIoB 6
@ents. QlQe 6iele 8einforten trurben auf
6emii6em 8e9e bergeftelt. Wlan6e Der
g8einI6pin6ler ertparben ii6 grOBe Jtei6z
tbumer.
= Sn Qangenborft tei Miniter in
Meitfalen beri6ieh, IS Sabre ali, Der fatbol.
Yfarrer Sran5 2e6tappe, Elm tpllrotGer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Seeliorger unb S6ulmann, Der benz 9eb7
reriemi1ar su 9argenborit Diele Sabre nit
grfoIa OorGejtanben bat unb por 5ipet Sab
rem baS 50stdbrtge 8rieiterjubildum f~eterte.
Sn Der 8 omfir6e gu &0In
Do1so9 fib am 20. Muguit iett langen Sab
rem tDieber Der Gift Ser 8rtelterz
10 eli E, tnbem 26 Nlumne burb Gr3bti6of
&remenb GIT SubOiafonen 9etpeibt pIroen.
Inter bieien befa1o Ii6 al6 ein -6TGb7
riger @ittmer, friberer 8abnz
bofstnipeftor, ber mad BENT Eooe Jet
tter Srdu baS Stuoium Der Giienbabnz
Snitruftionen nit benz bes 8rebiers per7
tauithte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
SSarttt a1t %perf0Nfe1t.

Sine Der I66niteu @tod uuS @etreibe.sSormer inn
1nbliten Wstnneiotn piro au etnem iebc ~utebriQen
9reiIe aum @ertanI %Dffsrirt:. 9te Sornt ent6dit 5lSsX
Geres. n~ngefdbr 50 @cres 5ol3Ianb. Ser iibriae
SbeiI beitebt aug euttinirtem 2ouO, @ieIet 1tub WeSi.
ben: Die Sorm bat ipertDppne WerbeIIeruuoe1, lpeIhe
mabreno Der lebtet 4 Sabre po%rQenOmute1 inur0en:
elnem WtebzSto4 " BET 80 NIT 18 SSuB DfoIteu I2 Sci
IL; etu neueS Srames0aus; 9ranarp "a bel SO, pers
b1noen nit MaidinsneS 9uppet; SIttermables5aus
Il BET 20; Elm 8rtet Miltbbars; Elm 2ubuGor=8runnen
27O SUB tIet. melGber WafIer Iiefert; u sun Min6s
ntlble; Wofers8eb6lter nit ether gapacftdf BON so
8blS.; tber 500 Sup nnterirbii9e &66rert. mel1e boS
Watfer nod ben perl6teoeuen gDeioei fa6reu; u1oe.
f6br 5000 Yfnnb Sto9elorGbt fir Sdune oerbrol8t;
StDpetnes Stoa IL BET so; gprn=Srtb nit 8ledz9GR
II bet co. @Ge 9ebdu6e unb 9erbeileruuoen iin5
Saaes9aTt uno bsqueHI. Sine %bffsntli4e StraBe fd6rf
SlptlGsn Saus luo Stol burdD. Stir cine AGetle S6otz
%tenbdnrne on Der StroBe; etuer Ser i96uiten @rones
I'm Staote rmgtebt oos 3aus. SD babe jebt oif benz
YIoBe cine grpBe Nn5abl &inbpieb. 3Teroe un6
g4neine uub Elm upnft&u6iseS Set @toI@inen. mel.
9eS i'd, ipenn se:riinitt NIT Der fForm ~oerfauien
neroe: Die Sarnl ite9t nnr 3h MtetIeu bon 9leenO
Gge, elmer blibeuoen Staot an Der @DicoqD g. 9torfh.
p~eIternsGebu. SIe Sarnt tnirb alS bic uiinidlets.
pertDe1te TN ganSen Staate augeiebsn. &rant6eitss
bsolber. enoere @eibdfte uno pa ib Die 0arnt uiht her.
ibHlt9 letter. fagn, %oerfaufe i'd ltc 81 eEfuem Bargain
nnb auf Ieibtc Yeoin9ungen. Spredt Oor nSer oSrsi.
Irt NJ. MmucM, Stem uluL Srplun So, alimu.
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